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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-06-16, Page 3THE HURON s1(at1 AL, FRIDAY, JBnR IS 1882 COUNTY COUNCIL. t1 II IW Sriaed to ootratruot a railing to the Jememwwa ria Jtnu•a I..1* sr Oar resume ..eae.riu bridge, appruaelh brie xl{ da er- ins GI the travelling pub le. Re- ferred to the • mese too moons coinrl'IT$S. The hal/owing ie :he misers u( the Road and $ridtu ouwwitte+. On the Promo of Mtaura. Gibson and Hardy, on the testing of the iron fur the Maio Sad lineae. we ruonmweud tbat the re - pt be adopted and orbited iu the mit stat On the claim of John Hislop, tor &usages suatsiatd by not beteg aUuwed to proceed with the additioaaI stone - ow the piers at the Maitland e,to agreement, we r'e- oumeHeoiithat r. Hialup be paid 1100 in full! of all claims for damage, sustain- ed t►mush ant being allowed to proceed with wont. That the re xut of Mr. Girvin, read oetaoiesiuner he adopted, on the motion of Mt. Hay, to author- ise Mr. Hardy to kava the bridge on the boundary between Usborne and Hibbert rebuilt, provided the township of Hib- bert pay one -hall of the coat, we reoom- mend that the motion be granted. On the report of Mr. Mason, road' commiss- ioner, we recommend that he make the necessary repairs to protect 'the north einbankmeot of the Bayfield bridge from being washed awe y, and that the report be adopted with the above recom- mendation. On the petition of Donald Rom and 49 others, asking that steps be taken by the County Council to compel Mr Thomsen to o onlItreet • slide on his mildam to allow fish to ascend the Bayfield river in the proper season, we tecommeod that the Clerk notify the Inspector of Fisheries to see that sec. 8, chap. 113 of the Revised Statutes be enforced. On the report of Mr. Gilson, road commissioner we recommend that he have • bent put under tits bridge on the boundary between Huwickand Grey, and that the other repairs mentioned in his Taped be completed se he may think aeo eatery, and that the clerk of the County notify the party having r building on the road • owanoe at the end of the Bluevale bridge to have it removed on reasonable notice. On the motion of Mr. Strachan to construct • millet on the approach to the Jamestown bridge, we recommend that Mr. Gibson ase that the work be performed. On the motion of Mr. Hay. for Messrs. Mason and Hardy to meet Mr. Jones, reeve of Hib- bert, with respect to the bridge on the boundary between McKillop and Logan, and to examine two bridges on the tra- vel road north of Seafortb, we recom- mend that the motion be granted. On motion of Mr. Keine, that the road oommiasionen be instructed to proceed with the construction of the bridge • :$.les the Maitland river on the p The Cous0,Wast! ruse in Jen ems* eiofi is T.se.iy, N 4 u.look r ru , obs Write ie Mlle stair and the teiluwfltg, Ocsamediers pent : Webster, Reres, Rogers, Corbett, Cooper, tense, Alba, Campbell, Hutchinson, EWM , Wkit.if, Stemless, Hislop, Oliver, Ria, nit,EMS% Oeok, Weir, Hays, g Fog lk,lkdlsue Wilson, Elsitth Ors - ham, Ors Is, Her Sillier, Walker, Han. oak. M.!kris., Hay, Shies, Corrie, (, Gaunt, Oibaort, mad Keyes. After the spprevel of the minutes of last meeting, Warden Johnston address- ed the Council on the following matters, vis : The repairs to the old !Meitland bridge, the testing of the iron for the mew bridge, tie necessity of calling his committee together to ooeuft &bine lowering Mr. Platte dam, and allowing Kr. Jamieson the use of the enfolding to erect the new structure ; the memor- ial forwarded to the Government in ref- erence to the snood selection of jurors ; the repairs at the gaol and court heves and that all the iron had been delivered for the new bridge, upon which the company had received au estin ate of 18,000 The report of Messrs. Gibson and Hardy, giving the results of the testa made upon the Area for the new bridge, •reread and 'steered to the Road and Bridge Cummittie. (The substance of this report we gave iu our issue of April Communications were read from the Inspector of Asylums and the Sheriff— the former rettaruing three new entry boob which the county must furnish the gaoler, and the latter a return of prison- ers emplyyed. Referred to Gaol and Court HMSO Committee. The report of the county auditor. was read, showing the balance on hand Dec. 31, 1881, 116,164,19 ; also statements of the Conoty and Northern Gravel Road staking fund a000unt, and the lia- bilities and assets of the county. Re- ferred to the Finsuce Committee. A communication was read from John Hyslop, claiming damage. ot 1300, sus- teuned by him in not being allowed to with the maaun work of the land Bridge at the tune agreed in contract, and offering to settle for 1200, in addition to contract price. Referred to Road and Bridge Committee. After reading and referring a numller of amounts to the jfinanoe Committee, the Council adjourned until 10 a. m. on Wednesday. *WORD DAY. The toenail met again at tett o'oloek, the as.mbers all present eaaept Meems. Kelly; McMillan, Evans, anti Taylor. Minutes of Yesterday read and ap- proved. The report of Mr. Girvin, as road com- missioner, was read and referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Moved by Mr. Kay, aeoonded by Mr. Shier, that this Council authorize Mr. Hardy, road commissioner, to have the bridge on the boundary between Us - borne and Hibbert, known a. bridge No. 32, rebuilt, as it is not safe for pub- lic travel, proved that the oounty of Perth, or the townahip of Ribbert, pa one half the cat. Referred to Read and Bridge committee. The report of Mr. Mason, as Road Commissioner, was read and referred to Road and Bridge committee: According to instructions at the Jan- uary meeting, I had plans prepared and called for tenders for the construction of a new bridge at Blyth, with the assist- ance of Mr. Hardy and Mr. Kelly. We accepted the low.+t tender, that of L .1. Brace, for $1,68., the bridge to be built with stone abutments and to be com- pleted by October 1st. I also went to Kingsbridge, and found that the old bridge is not long enough to take the high water through. I would recom- mend that the said bridge be built by the county. I also had some repairs made on Turner's bridge, at • oost of 15. With Mr. Ellictt, reeve of Gode- rich township, I went to Bayfield and found the north end of the approach to the bridge giving way, threatening to undermine the spiles which support the end. I inspected the Rsthwell s bridge, and let the job for repairing the same at odce. I was notified by the reeve of Winghem to have the bridge at that point tightened. I inspected the same, and the work is going on at present. I also inspected the town bridge between Hay and Stephen, with the assistance of Mr. Hardy and Dr. Buchanan, and would recommend that this bridge he rebuilt by the county and be made shorter, as I think a bridge of 16 feet would take all the water through, by cleaning away the timber on the south side of the bridge. JOHN MAaon, Commissioner. Moved by Mr. Keine, seconded by Mr. Weir, that the clerk be instructed to no- tify the council of the county of Bruce that the road across the lake or pond on the boundary line, between Howick and Carrick, is in a very dangerous nondi- tion, and that we are prepared to carry out the work to completion, and hope that the county of Bruce will at once grant one-half the sum required.—Car- ried. C n motion of Mr. Meyer, seconded by Mr. Hardy, Elliott, of Wingham, was was plumed on the realisation commit- tee m the plan of l[r. Meyer. 'tplanhe council then adjourned e. 3 o'clock on Thursday. wl.r ary between Howick and Minto, we re- commend that the bridge be built aa soon as the reads built to it, provided the County of Wellington pay one half et the cost. On motion of Mr. Webster to have the approach at the west and of the bridge at Port Albert be repair- ed, we recommend that the matter be left to the road eommissioner,Mr.Girvin. On the communication of Mr. Butler, offering 11 each for a few of the 1} inch bolts taken out of the old Maitland Bridge, we recommend. that that the matter be left to the cord oommissicnen, also giving them power to dispose of all the timber and iron of the old bridge to the best advantage. On motion of Mr. Young to have a stone parapet wall built at each end of the new bridge as far ash the abutments extend and rec- ommended that an iron railing be con- structed instead of a stone parapet, and that the road commissioners be instruct- ed to have the work performed. All of which is respectfully submitted. Joan HARRAH, Chairman, pre tem. (Continued on 81A page). -ittitt‘ettota luntsi.1 i 4 tog'imminneri Wyse pssrhab water N said to be good to remove Oaks cause,! by ecidt ua scarlet w...oluu geed*. To preeorve wu.11ares of Maher gist arobio w frit ivauiu, el. a tee .1r•.pe Ir[ oil u( elem..er ciao mt. Lama' jui.;e and i iyuertae w ill f;lt.r.m and mime the hoods Cream of tartar will .lean white k.lshuee ur gloves uiee- 1y. Take pie cruse and out out wit► a bis- cuit cotter. Use two crusts to each tart; fur inside one cup of clamped mains and one-half oup of sugar. To perfume" clothes, take cloves, cedar and rhubarb, each one ounce; pulverise and .pickle it in the ultimo or drawer. It will also prevent nwths. Tu insure paste from moulding put into it a proportion of alum add rosin. A few drupe .d any essential oil will pre- serve the leather from mould, and a sin- e clove put into a bottle of ink will have the Beene effect upon it. If you have any old plaster of Paris figures, such as , shuphear'ds," "shep- herdesses," etc., that are still whole and unbroken hilt too much wiled t i look well, bronze thein with the article gene- rally used for bronzing children's shoes, etc., and they will appear to advantage once mon. Eggle s Cake,—Ons-half cup of but- ter, one and one-half cups of ' sugar, one cup of goer milk, three level cups of sifted fuer, one tease. willful of soda, one- half teaspoonful each 01 Mammon and grated nutmeg. mad une cep of chopped and well -floured mien* Bout the but- ter sad eager very light, and in stirring in the dour best very thoroughly. The exemption of several individuals from Typhoid Fever, which recently pre- vailed very largely in a Western town, was directly traced to the fast that they maintained an excellent state of health by the use of Dr. Carson's Stomash and Constipation Bitters. 'Thio medicine is purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, and may be had of all Druggist.. Pries 50c. C. Rhyne., agent for Goderich. meet at It Catarrh has destroyed your sense of smell and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure you. 75 Dents per bottle. All druggists sell it. For sale by George Rhynes, sore agent, Goderich. 1843-3m Farm ant) harden. It L important to destroy the first brood of potato beetles. A few 'prigs of cedar brunches (or leaves) have a strong tendency to drive off insects from the nests of hens. A little grease or kerosene ou the legs of fowls will remove ..abs in a short time. Two applications are sometimes needed. On many farms there aro some old cattle and old sheep that can only be kept at a los. It is economy to fatten theta for the buteher. Make surface drains and let off the water from the low places in the wheat fields. Good wages can be earned by prompt att.mtion to this matter. When potatoes are planted deep, a+ they should ice, the soil oust be worked correspondingly deep, and the manure well and deeply mixed with it. Veatilato the stables, let in the light and air. It might almost be said that nearly one -bait of ell the diseases which affect stock are des to bed vegan Witte. In makings plantation of strawberries old plants that have borne (reit and the small planta that form late m theautumn should be rejected, and good sized vigor- ous pleats set. A good, permanent pasture, handy to the barn -yard, is very convenient, al- most a necessity, on every well regulated farm. Such a field needs to be well fee; tilized and oared for that it may give the best returns in an abundant supply of green food for the farm stock. Changeable weather is trying to the system, rendering it more liable to disease. As a preientative of sickness use Dr. Carson's Stomach & Constipa- tion Bitten. They purify the blood, cure all Bilious Stomach and Liver dis- orders, and give tone and strength to the system. Price 50c For sale by all druggists. (leu. Rhyna+, agent for Goderich. tato SFWRhc MALHINES. e. b.roid.d Intimate to ahs pee - that bs has dsutded to dv. ftp ..,.Jia 1. Una owing to W AMIt1 ate dant hia W semored to give ese seliss- Baenpilas All waatt r PIANOS, ORLIENS or SEWING MACHINES will and It to emir advaappi7aag�ee to call at oaco aa t1 a 1s a �Y U 1NB c amus seta. J. W. WEATHERALD. tats-tt. MAU c Wwwle eastre p.m wan t..Wmr Y r.ee OO..w- Tae a ass ae -,,,r neral TWAT Twe A writer gives this thorough method fur applying fertilizers to trees. He takes the top soil off the surface without Lying the roots bare, and then applies several inches of stable manure which is covered by again returning the soil. The surface is kept clean and mellow. With a saw he thins out here and there enough of the crowded limbs to let in the sunlight. Soap -suds aro also ap- plied. Geraniums have become so wellknown as bedding plants that we need say but little concerning their merits further than adviait/ that the tall -growing sorts be placed in the middle of the bed, and the dwarfs put around as a border. In se- lecting variegated arta see to it that they are such as will bear our hot nun. For instance Mrs. Pollock, one of our most gorgeously marked tri -colors when grown in -doors, will lose the zones and beauty in the sunshine. On the other hand, Marshal McMahon, whose mak- ingd are dim in the house, glories and is greatly improved in the sun. Mr. John McArthur, banker, of Hen- sa11, recently rode from Hensall to Ailsa Craig, via Exeter, on a bicycle, • dis- tance of 26 miles, in three hours and 15 minutes. Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Dy appsia and Constipation relieved and cured by the nae of Dr. Canon's Stomach end Oonatip•tton Bittern. Try them. They are safe and effectual Sold by all drug- vutte Geo. Rhynas, agent for Gods- ich. THIRD DAT June 8th 1882 The Cuunctl met pursuant to the ad- jourment, the warden in the chair. The minutes ot yesterday were read and approved. A communication from Sheol, Gib- bons in reference to repairs at Gaol was read sod referred to the Gaol and Court doom eoss.ittee. A circular from the Tomtit" Priaw:- er's Aid Aamo,imtioa was read and rear - radio the Fia.w.. committee. A pithiest from D. Rom and others in referees, M the Dayeeld Milltism was rued mad .d.reed to the Road and Dredge Sinarelltos. k litter hour the count] treasons. was ace nmpaniod M county o[ oollsetieae on lend. std eash on hand. Repert of Me. Gibste,rnad e.srtis- sisme was road. A somber .f accounts ansa presented mad Wetted to the Finn. eetasitee.. Moved by Mr. Striation, emeonded by Yr. Forsyth that the road eu.amimien- Ism Reward Is offered for any case of Catarrh that can't be cured with Hall'. Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. Price 75 cents. For sale by George Rhynas, sole agent for Godench. 1843-3m 100,1101111SWIWEfferT ClalL strawelleswe` w riff -at weigweigh tinea .usYtw oma h*, Devote Loa Na Sad reer le Cheepliearivkamo Laos: maim rpvia1$. roues "ALByaERT' LEA 110tlTE." tr«.lisaa sNew ee if Weal ilte..a Lia• via aAira�'if.�'"..« Wrif`' raltr y. pt�uau:,. $mass. Ons b Taal et- sadintsr>s ate ata Masetwo- Alm Through Yee sngere Travel re Taut Repress 1-4 Ord it lad Al Tema. for Mie at 111 artnelpel ?Whet oases s ta. Vatted skates sad t Hamm, checked through and at of fan al- ways ss low Y ....evertors Nat og.r 1e.. adroit- °. or defatted information, [et Ns )tsps and TetW on or tam GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. At your nearest T:et,a 044s. or cadres. R. N. CABLE, `..T. JOHN. v .. i, . a real H's r, Owl M • rasa Ap CHICAGO. GODERICH BOILER WORKS. C Krystal & Black. TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN New IOILItlt:i and MLT PN.t m •nutac tared on shortest notice. II k.n1i of Repairing executed under th personal supervision of the 'Proprietors wit ARE Practical Workmen. P. O. Box 103. 178'/ JUST RECEIVED. • wr D. FERGUSON'S A SPLENDID Aii8011EFM1111Rf or FRESH GROCERIES, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. Spacial Ba�ills Teas at Yor Lowfi'ices. 2&;. per th ar.d upward*. If you want a really an Tea try my 50a 'now Hysoi. it is • splendid article mad worth more money. 1 have also just opened out a coal plate assortment of Crockery Glassware, Including Stone sad China Tea Seta, Children* Toy Tea Botta, Leads. and Gent, Inanity Tel Cups and Sauter., suitable for Christmas end New -Year's Outs. Heliotropes and lantana make excel- lent bedding plants. They bloom freely, are easily grown and require no partic- ular treatment. Then we come to what are popularly called foliage pleura. In this family, which is only cultivated fur the beauti- ful leaf marking, the flowers being in- significant, thre are now some hundreds of varieties, some differing as much in color and habit as day and night, while there are others which require the prac- tical eye of an expert to detect any differ- ence. For s shady place, the north side of the house for example, that is the place for a bed of pansies. They do not want a raised mound to live in, but prefer a slightly depressed bed so that they can have plenty of moisture. Then, there is Drummond's phlox, a whole garden in itself, so varied are the hues of its flow- ers We find they give better satisfac- tion if sown in boxes early, then trans- planted nine to tea inches apart and the plants pegged down as they grown. A bed so planted will give as much pleasure and at far less oast than verbenas The secret of pansy culture, tees the Phila- e.lphia Ledger, is to pick every flower that opens, and never allow a seed pod to mature. ar. smier'a seeteaa Worm Rsm.dy Removes stomach and Seat Worms from adelt or child, and as a cure for Castive- asms, Biliousness, indiies.tion, Sour or Weak [Ramesh, M is ualuesiled, remove Ase all iaperities from the Stomach awl the bowel regukar. Pot up in =meths 26 omit& Sold by drag- ging vug- money generally. If your druggist demnet keep it, so No Otter, bed amid M ear nearest lee, or mak your druggist to obtain it for you. Stmt part paid with NO direstless for ming. on Teem,pt of pees. Starts Ms - comic 80 Oink Stt�Montreal. Warns, (i Bold by las Warns, , ON. 2 Nail's Odsrrk Curti is taken Warman It mob directly apes the blood and the tomem sedates ef the oases. Prier, T6 cents. Pnr rale by Gmoege Rhymes, ole agent far (i.wt.Tieh 1116111. IFTB 8 4 SKIM'S TIII1L. JAMES HEALE'S Condensed Fire Lindlere Lamps & Lakmp Goods in Greatlitzlety AND AT VERY LOWIPRICES. Call and be Convinced Tse WA? IT Was. AP!!OZ It ex cites expectoration and tenses He Inep to throw off the phlegm or mucous; .!.apse the eeeretiowe nod perster the blood; heals the irri- tated parts: gires strength to the dinettes ernes; brings the lirer to its proper station end imparts strength to the whole system Steals THE IHNtDIAT1 AND atTiarA(TOIT tr- ete? that ,t is warranted L. break ep the err dietrerrep roar!' ,a o few boors time 1f not of too long standing It is warroused To cure INTIax NArlaraCiM N. STEN Of THE rose roo- k -mei mere . f ('eawwytioe ' 11 ie we."swted we to proclaim taattveasea (whieh ie the ease with moat reined' ), or affect the bead, u t contains no opium Di any form. It iewvr.valwd to be r.erfeeli1 hammier to the octet &,.netts obild. although it is an active and p werful remedy for restoring the system. Tien ie eco reit eveeeettyf .r en te.roy diln eeehe by eeatpeina when AusBw i a Lrxe .�yyeeawill prevent it it only taken in time. Phyuetans heTlagmmo- snmptire patients, and wbastute... o,havlag S t e ttpp earn them with their own ute..westate redommend to give ALtsv'a LuW $O BArt • trial. Sold by all Druggist& BA AM sew twerps ..p•awar We Lear r a mews, Qs.J Ontario Stool Barb Focal Cb. I Lice*vd under the Midden Passes/. MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVBAWCK B4RB re, Four -Pointed Steel Facing Wire, 65 & 57 RICHMOND ST. EAST,,TQSONTO. A. J. SOMER VILLE. viae -Pre.. and lieu. Directs$. R. W. M o Bole Asset for Goderich. DOMIN'ION CARRIAGE WOS. Morton & Cressm W. S. Hart & Co. PROPRIETORS Or THE Goderich Tills To _A_TR•isIEERS_r3 Wee want every farmer feeding • carriage to call and see o.s- NEW PLATFORM CARRIAGES, Thelbee pdalways fanner. tartan entered the w enand tobuggies in stock Repairnmpttymt endo. MORTON az ORMSSMAN 1831-3nt. Shop opposite Colborne Hotel, Goderich. LATE PIPER'S.) _ way Bag to rater.the meow Meer Seeks to the rebus ter tie et anal this lee � UMW 'n with heeaid sea ie gasaa tM es+ during re es se 77�1rrrr Mt mss MkaMat " tS :` a'' ( la INTIM CA - TWENTY OMITS P iHUIIDRED. .s He sa«rt ea e e far ate .wan« et tsswan velem albs, tars seers Ns 4t1Rw...m aM•lw watt. Lets W. M. ffllweera, jamas Beale. Maker and sella. Godertoh Sanaa Mee. East St. ad.ri.k. PrIl .hest pries paid for wheat 1a Vaprmexa 1`�•t1/bex .t1.01Z� i Barbed Fence Wire contracted for a any quantity at very lowest prices Wino° I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE. Wire and barb galvanised atter beng twisted which cannot scaleof..ii�t Use Barbed Wire for Fel ons. "` ES, .t w the AN J 110 SNOW . IIFTS - N0; WEEDS KO WASTE «LANNS. For sari by G H. PARSONS, 'Haar AAROWAHE, tetle/RRIO>g. awY1 e -r